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Popular Sydney beach closed over second shark sighting

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Published: January 26, 2026
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Surf lifesavers sounded the alarm and ordered an evacuation over a shark off Manly Beach about 11.25 am.

The beach was shut, just over an hour after it had reopened following an earlier scare.

There were also shark sightings at Dee Why Beach, Palm Beach and Whale Beach today.

The beaches were all shut and then reopened late this morning. 

He had been jumping from some rocks when he was mauled by a suspected bull shark near Shark Beach in Vaucluse.

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